FSB Receives Recommendation from Nevada Gaming Control Board

Sports betting and iGaming provider FSB has been recommended for licensure by the Nevada Gaming Control Board. CEO Dave McDowell (l.) said that Nevada is a jurisdiction that his company “simply has to be in.”

FSB Receives Recommendation from Nevada Gaming Control Board

The Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) has voted unanimously to recommend sports betting and iGaming operator FSB for a Nevada gaming license.

The matter now heads to the Nevada Gaming Commission (NGC) for final approval.

Should FSB receive a license—known as a Manufacturers and Information Service Provider license—the company would be authorized to offer both sports betting and iGaming in the state.

FSB CEO Dave McDowell said in a statement: “We aspire to be part of the long-term sports betting and iGaming story in Nevada and North America generally and this licensing application clearly communicates our deep ambitions.”

He added, “Securing regulatory approval in Nevada is a true trust stamp on the quality of a service provider and as a Tier 1 supplier with a laser focus on key regulated global markets this is a jurisdiction we simply have to be present in.”

Ian Freeman, chief revenue officer for FSB, said that the company “identified Nevada as a key strategic state,” and added that the recommendation “represents a significant step forward towards realizing our commercial goals.”